Institute Row Action Divides On Teachers Attending Institute
School board President Fitz Patrick leads opposition to allowing city teachers to attend the county institute on full pay next week. Critics say teachers gain from the institute but opponents see education costs rising. Examinations conclude Friday and pupils finish the term as teachers plan discussions to share ideas, likening benefit to physicians at medical gatherings. County Superintendent Breeson supports the idea, noting exchanges improve teaching like professional meetings aid doctors.
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Fitz- Patrick
Ehvels
Inwlitite
Selinois Breeson
Prisoners Bound Over in Grand Larceny Case
Ken and Ebbert Johnson were bound over to district court for trial on a grand larceny charge involving a wagon owned by WM Walsh. The proceedings concluded around 7 o'clock with Justice Frank Kennedy presiding. Attorney J H Duffy represented the defendants in the hearing.
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Wyomas Ken
Ebbert Johnson
Walsh
District Court
Frank Kennedy
J. H. Duffy
Court case notes on defendants Walsh and Itwigers
Prosecution and C J Walsh and Hiram B Itwigers represented the defense. Witnesses examined included W M Walsh J A Ruskin GC Winyard Under-sheriff Morgan Deputy Shori Walal and Kares Rasmussen. Evidence was weak but the justice ordered continued custody, remanding prisoners to the sheriff.
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C. J. Walsh
Hiram B. Itwigers
W. M. Walsh
J. A. Ruskin
GC. Winyard
Morgan
Srori Walal
Kares Rasmussen
Thy Sherif
County bonds called for redemption after session
County commissioners voted to redeem 10000 of the 190000 bond issue from a year ago. The county treasurer holds 20200.49 for this purpose and the clerk was authorized to issue a legal call for bonds numbered 1 to 16. They also arranged interest payments on remaining bonds.
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Board of County Commissioners
Stope
Martin
Dead in bed examiner reports natural death of B Fawcett
B Fawcett aged 56 assayer was found dead in his room at 421 East Cedar Street by Nesmith who heard him snore in the morning. Coroner Hayes and Undertaker Lucey attended. Fawcett educated in Ireland and moved to the area fifteen years ago as a surveyor and assayer. He was a bachelor and a late candidate for Justice of the Peace, with Masonic members to conduct the funeral.
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W. B. Fawcetl
East
Cedar Street
B. T. Nesmith
Nesmith
Fawcett
Hayes
Lucey
Fawett
Ireland
Twa
Masonic Order
Mine Work at Clinton and Homestead Entries Listed
The Home group at Clinton will systematically work the mine with a 50 horsepower boiler and engine. Sinking to 500 feet will follow to cut the ledge above. Rumors claim acquisition of the Wond claims and possible absorption of Aladdin and Mady. Several Ravalli and Missoula county homestead filings and declaratory statements are recorded, detailing various sections and owners.
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Clinton
Aso
Aladdin
Mady
Missoula News Notes and Local Arrivals
A roundup of visitors and residents in Missoula includes Thomas Randall from Helena, Lauree and Kate Stoodaye from Beavermouth, Mra Elli Bard from Hamilton, Mr and Mrs J Curley from Bulle staying at the Florence Hotel, Anthony Violette, H McLeod and Thomas Cook from Clinton, and Mrs G Mellagen of Kellogg Sackell Millinery on vacation in Clinton. Also mentions Bert Walling returning to Northern Pacific machine shops after typhoid layoff, Jon Ranker back from St Paul and Minneapolis to spend winter in Missoula, and a dancing school gathering at Wronklite Tremblay.
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Bert Walling
Northern Pacific Machine Shops
Accidental Injury Hits Teamster in Salle's Gulch
Thomas Moran a Y. J. Ploming teamster was severely injured when a wagon loaded with stone ran him down in Salle's gulch. He suffered broken arm and leg and lay unconscious for four hours before a fellow teamster rescued him and took him to St. Ann's hospital after he was thrown from his seat on a downhill descent.
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Thomas Moran
Y. J. Ploming
Salle's Gulch
Moran
St. Ann's Hospital
A Stranger in a Strange Law at Margaret Theater Tonight
Theatrical reports praise the Sidney Wilner and Walter Vincent play A Stranger in a Strange Law. A strong cast and splendid scenery headline the evening at the Margaret theater with William Friend Joseph Cusack Chas Drake Frank Gorman Bevive Norman May Anderson and others in the company.
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Sidney Wilner
Walter Vincent
Wur Margaret Theater
Ely
William Friend
Jos, Cusack
Chas, Drake
Frank Gorman
Bevive Norman
May Anderson
Wala Kote
Local Briefs Highlight City Happenings and Visits
Local items note visits from P wk Moss of Billings and Ingersoll of Butte, plus D O Fuller of Bozeman registering as Montana. trustees’ meeting looms, Anaconda ladies prep a Christmas program, and a basket social raised about 50. County commissioners relet county poor care to St Josephs hospital at 35 per capita weekly. James Morgan, a vagrant, jailed. a small blaze at Front Street saloon rear ends quickly.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Deer Lodge
Quiet wedding shocks familiar circle in Pittsburgh
A wedding surprised many longtime acquaintances, with Marietta Cor reporting from the Pittsburgh Dispatch. The ceremony was remarkably private, and those close to the couple note the union came as a genuine surprise despite prior anticipation.
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Marrietta
Pitsburg
Tommy and the nickel bargain day echoes in Philly joke
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press jokes about a child named Tommy bargaining for a nickel. The skit plays on a noisy demand and a sly bargain as a penny is requested in a light humor tone.
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Amit
Tommy
Matuma
Phildelphia Press
Indignant Remark Over Duke Marriage in Old Press Clip
A fragment from the Indianapolis Press notes Agatha's bitter disappointment with her duke after a year of marriage. The clipping claims the duke has saved money, hinting at financial or social tension within the union.
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Agatha
hYaar
Indianapolis Press
Tenderest part of the chicken sparks a boardinghouse tease
A new boarder recalls the landlady saving the tenderest chicken part for him while the star boarder eyes the prize. An Indianapolis press note quotes Prof. Houton praising Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and related stomach issues, with sample bottles and distributor mentions.
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Indianapolis
Prof Houton
Newbro Drug Co
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Gel Green
French Tansy Tablets promoted for menstrual relief
An advertisement touts French Tansy Tablets as a remedy for painful and irregular menses. Manufactured in Paris by A. Augendre and sold by Newbro Drug Co Butte Montana. Price two dollars per box sent sealed by mail. The passage then shifts to political notes about the Smith party and congressional representation in several states.
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A. Augendre
Paris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Mont
Threatened Imposition Sparks Fear in Paris Cache
A fragmented remark fears a forceful imposition amid a volatile scene in Paris. The speaker dismisses war with England and worries about aggressive Magikians attempting a Kroger style blitz, reflecting anxiety over potential external pressure and chaotic action in Clecetud Plain Deair.
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Paris
Englang
Widow's Love Deep in County Ceremony
The marriage of Mrs. Lillian T. Edgarton of Plainteville to Frank Bare don was a notable event in the county's western section. Her former husband died in a wreck on the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern line, leaving a substantial estate and life insurance with a will that restricted remarriage. Bare don, 21, a farm hand, was described as a diligent worker with ties to local business and farm life.
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Lillian T. Edgarton
Plainteville
Frank Baredon
Edgarton
Chilliwathe
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Frank Raredon
Eggarton
Power Of The Pres Bargain Sale Paper Joke
A Philadelphia Record gag line features a man in a train seat arguing about a cigar burning a paper while the other boasts he is burning the price of electric seals at tomorrow's bargain sale and instructs to take the paper home.
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Philadelphia
Hospital report from Sisters' includes typhoid and other cases
Fred Sparks was taken to the hospital Sunday with typhoid fever. John Ray of Coryallia arrived yesterday and underwent preparation for treatment. Jerry Small had a leg taken earlier in a runaway accident but was up and about. Mrs. Charles Curtin, a patient for months, returned home on the North Side. Mire Phelys Wherin came to the city for an operation yesterday. Mae Currie of Helena suffers typhoid, with slight din may.
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Fred Sparks
John Ray
Coryallia
Jerry Small
Charles Curtin
Mire
Phelys Wherin
Tey Cavity
Dilag Nicety
Mies Mae Currie
Missoula Briefs Mention Mrs Cyr and TM Ketcham
Missoula brief mentions Mrs Paul Cyr as Fanner and TM Ketcham of the Copper Belt in a short item.
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Paul Cyr
Fanner
TM Ketcham
Copper
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Am. B. Fireenwood
Missoula
Inter -Mountain Publishing Co
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B. Fawcett
Joan E. Harn
Ravalli County
Focal Land Office
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Minnie Brecksell
Hart
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Atey
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Nat. Bank
Silver Low County
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American Plan
Hayes & Marsh West Front St
C. A. Hetherington
Prop
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Pons Ntr Ali Cne
Glenny
McHaffle
Fastera
Curt Say
Nate
Eleanor
Humphrey Ward
Evans’ Book Store
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State Savings Bank
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Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodge
Sella Exchange
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
A. H. Barret
B. D. Levitt
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Butte, Montana
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbot
B. Wetrick
Goo. Brevenson
Asst
God Nelle
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
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Bell Exchange
Alex Johnston
Cashi Allver
Isem
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United State
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Lee Mantle
Schatzlein
Chas
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James H. Monteith
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Hong Kong
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